Increase efficiency of back office operations in energy and commodity trading using RPA and DLT

20-22 May 2019
Berlin, Germany

Conference Workshop

The impact of DLT on regulatory compliance: Guidance for a post-DLT landscape

This workshop will explore how Distributed Ledger Technology will impact regulations for energy and commodity trading. This will be focused on the effects on the back office and compliance, as DLT starts to become more ubiquitous within the industry. For instance, the workshop will help delegates to understand how the spread of smart contracts and sharing ledgers will affect transparency and reporting.

Workshop Moderator: David Hirst, Founder and Managing Director

Company: Ainsty Risk Consulting

Why You Should Attend

Optimising the Back Office Function in Energy and Commodity Trading

RPA is not something that has been widely implemented
across energy and commodity trading firms, but is becoming a large talking
point as the industry has already acknowledged the opportunities it brings.
Considering the back office in energy and commodity trading firms largely
consists of repetitive, and menial manual labour tasks, it is a function that
lends itself to the implementation of RPA. This gives rise to operational
efficiency, as it cost-effectively completes the manual labour work, in turn
freeing up the time of employees to focus on more engaging tasks that rely on
human instinct. There are many use cases for RPA in the back office function,
but less is seen and understood with DLT, which is also very topical in energy
and commodity trading markets. With all this in mind, this marcusevansconference will look at how to
increase efficiency of back office operations in the energy and commodity
trading using robotic process automation and distributed ledger technology.